Air France flight cancellations due to industrial action
Tuesday 20, July 2010
Industrial action by air traffic controllers scheduled for Wednesday 21 July 2010, has forced the French Civil Aviation Authority (Direction Générale de l’Aviation Civile - DGAC), to limit the number of flights by all airlines.
Consequently, on the 21 July Air France has scheduled to operate:
Some cancellations cannot be ruled out during the day. Some flights may also be delayed.
Air France will do its utmost to ensure that all its passengers reach their final destination.
All the airline’s staff at airports and in sales are at the ready to keep customers informed if their flight has to be cancelled and in exchange offer an alternative method of transportation either with Air France or KLM via Amsterdam or with another SkyTeam member airline.
Those flights cancelled on 21 July will be published tomorrow, Tuesday 20 July, at the beginning of the afternoon.
Passengers are invited to check on information updated in real time on www.airfrance.com, choose your country and then go to ‘Flight Destinations’, ‘Flight time updates in real time’, ‘flight schedules’ and ‘flight status’
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